Like gangbusters.

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Pretty clearly the latter I think.

I was just planning to buy some bolt cutters and then burgle an Altex.

Does it really bother people that there’s a Canon ending to a game with multiple choices? Certainly doesn’t bother me. Of course they’re going to have to pick a cannon ending eventually if they want to keep making more games.

This is exactly the kind of shit that keeps people from switching to Linux y’all know that right?

So he’s going to recommend they get a Knighthood or something?

Good luck I guess? I was talking about the topic at hand. But the idea that you fucking Canucks are imperialist bastards is not a surprise.

Start here?

I mean steam has no problem with Grand Theft Auto and I’m pretty sure you’re a meth dealer in that one.

Not just that but I mean journalism geez. I can’t think of a profession that has had more of a fall from grace in the last 20 years. Furthermore the implication here is video game journalism, which has always been the lowest form of Journalism.

It’s not misleading, you’ve just purposely ignored the meaning of the words to instead imply your own.

Oh… well then why were you saying you were playing the Call of Duty campaign?

You should probably stop giving money to them then. Stop buying Call of Duty games. You’re just funding anti-consumer practices.

Hell, does the average Call of Duty player even play the campaign anymore? I thought it was all multiplayer these days.

God so many people dont understand what a monopoly actually is. Listen carefully: despite the name MONOPOLY DOESN’T MEAN ONE!

You boot licking capitalist just can’t get past this. God i wish the ghost of Teddy Roosevelt could arise to beat some sense into all of you.

Not and keep their listing in Steam they can’t.

Yeah I agree for the most part. I don’t go into an Assassin’s Creed game expecting groundbreaking changes. It’s a formula. One that I think has degraded a little bit over the years, but still one I enjoy to a certain extent. Certainly I used to enjoy them much more when there was more history stuff involved. And when they gave more of a shit about the setting. It still scratches an itch though.

Communication is the key. And the problem is most Linux users aren’t able to grasp how the language they use is opaque to new users who don’t share their knowledge base. Just the word distro is already a barrier to new users cuz they don’t know what it means and yet Linux users throw it around as if everyone knows what it means. These basic terms are the biggest barrier I think. Most people who just use a computer check their email don’t know what a bios is. They don’t know how to boot from a flash drive. That’s going to be your biggest barrier. Language and the basic stuff you don’t think of as remarkable.

So are these just photos or are they actual driver’s licenses for some people complete with driver’s license numbers?